Aberlour 12 Year Old c. 1980s

Aberlour 12 Year Old c. 1980s

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Aberlour 12 Year Old c. 1980s
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HED61080

75 cl

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£120.00
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Aberlour 12 Year Old, bottled in the 1980s, is a Speyside single malt that reflects the distillery’s production style from four decades ago. This bottling was produced when Aberlour still utilised traditional techniques that resulted in a slightly more robust and waxy spirit. The nose is complex and evolving, showing notes of honeyed malt, dried fruits and a hint of old leather. On the palate, the whisky is medium-bodied and texturally rich, with a well-integrated sweetness and flavours of orange marmalade and soft spice. The finish is clean and persistent. This is a rare opportunity to taste a well-preserved example of Speyside history, showing the elegance and balance of the distillery’s older stocks.

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Aberlour's whisky production begins with the sourcing of the highest quality barley, which is malted on site and then milled to create a fine grist. This grist is mixed with hot water from the nearby natural springs, the wort is then fermented using the distillery's own unique strain of yeast, before being distilled in copper pot stills.

The distillery uses a combination of traditional and modern maturation techniques to create their signature whiskies. The whisky is initially matured in oak casks that have previously held Sherry, Bourbon, or other wines or spirits. The casks are then transferred to Aberlour's on-site warehouses, where the whisky is left to mature for several years in the cool, damp Highland air.

Aberlour's commitment to traditional whisky-making techniques is evident in every aspect of their production process. The distillery's cooperage is staffed by skilled craftsmen who create and repair the casks used to mature the whisky, while the distillery's malting floors are still in use today, allowing visitors to see the barley as it undergoes the malting process.

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